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Might I suggest look at the Polearm Master archtype. Even a two level dip gets you pole fighting: immediate action, a polearm master can shorten the grip on his spear or polearm with reach and use it against adjacent targets. This action results in a –4 penalty on attack rolls with that weapon until he spends another immediate action to return to the normal grip.
Time for a sing-a-long. It's beginning to look a lot like fish-men
What specifically do you mean? Please note that Bestiary 3, which is in the Pathfinder RPG line, is meant to be very world-neutral and adaptable to a wide variety of campaign settings, while the Pathfinder Campaign Setting is linked directly to Golarion. I may be wrong, but maybe the kitsune racial feats being in the primer and not here in the gazetter
Also bear in mind with the Strength score thing that incorporeal undead do not have a Strength score. Obviously you could make them an exception, but as written, incorporeal undead lack Strength as well as Constitution.Incorporeal creatures also can't interact with physical objects, yet the Nazgûl wield weapons and wear clothes. So maybe they're not the Pathfinder definition of incorporeal. Ghost touch weapons and armor
Funny. I see no such restriction under Vital Strike. The eye beams look like a natural weapon to me. Can you not vital strike with natural weapons? They are considered weapons after all. (Also, just because it is supernatural ability doesn't mean it is not also a natural weapon.) Actually the Jabberwork has eye beams and can use vital strike on them.
If seduction is a chaotic act and nonlawful, someone needs to dial Asmodues and tell him the Whore Queens are a black mark on Hell's shining LAWFUL reputation.
Personally I'd go half-orc or half-elf. If you're looking for something totally off the wall I'd take a look at the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game: Advanced Race Guide Playtest
It's late so my math and stuff may be wrong. Spoiler:
To update Bahor/Glorio to PF all we need do is take one Rakshasa (CR 10) and add 8 levels (was level 10 orginally) of rogue to him. That should make him a CR 14 threat.
Classes marked with a “—” increase a creature’s CR by 1 for every 2 class levels added until the number of levels added are equalto (or exceed) the creature’s original CR... And since a Rakshasa is a combat and spell role we're good. Vimanda gets a 2 level down grade. Making her a level 4 monk and a CR 12 threat.
Ok I have a question and I can't seem to find a good answer. But first backstory! For a while now I've been running CotCT for my players and they've just reached the end of Seven Days to the Grave. Spoiler:
Well before moving to the final room the party, well the majority, decided to heal up after a tough fight in Hall of Pestilence. Two of the players (an archer and an sword and board fighter) though decided to charge, balls to the wall, into the sanctum (while the other players stared dumbstruck). They met Andaisin (Andaisin had time to prepare for the fight since the party inadvertently alerted the temple). Thinking they could take her down solo, rolled initiative and ended the game there.
Well all of this was two weeks ago. Coming back to tonight's game everyone is there except these two (they were at band performance). The game starts with the two (being played "ghosted") yelling "CHARGE" as they dash threw the hall leading to the sanctum. The other players roll their eyes and say "let'em die it'll be there fault for doing that last game". Well that's what happened. While the rest of the party healed up and took a few minutes to relax, team "doorknob" (as they're being called now) challenged Andaisin alone. Round 1 - Andaisin (buffed) won init (16, the other two rolled a 9 and an 8). Her first action is to cast greater command "fall". Both of them fail their saves a 2 and a 5 on the die. She used her move action to close in on the two. There turn comes and “Dami” the fighter fails his will save. He stabs at her with his longspear but misses with both attacks. “Ty” the archer fails his save aswell and we at the table come to a mind-boggling discovery. Ty has no weapons other than his bow! So Ty attempts to stab her with an arrow and manages to hit. But only manages to lay some nonlethal damage on her. Round 2 - Andaisin casts slay living on Dami. They both make AoO but miss. Dami’s save fumbles! He takes 52 points and is down. Ty makes his save against the greater command. He takes up Dami’s spear but misses L. Round 3 - Andaisin makes two attacks with her scythe. One miss the other one CRITS. Well after that his character wasn’t getting back up. So here it is. Two absent players dead. So I ask you, what would you have done? Just let the characters live? Pretend they never entered the room even though that’s what they wanted?
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